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Take a cue from any JRPG from the Nintendo/SNES era, or Diablo, and make sure to change the color when you tinker ;)

I DM Mystara (and by extension, Blackmoor). Grew up with the setting, as it evolved. Nowadays, I've darkend things up a bit, bolting on elements from Eberron (warforged, dragonshards, dragon marks, artificers, magewrights, demonic possession of things as well as people) and thematic bits and...

.... he is now!

No, no. Sequels have annoying punctuation tacked on to the end of the title: a * or ! or !! (probably all three in at least one case...)

We Can't Call It Unearthed Arcana Because We Already Used That Title For The Website Articles

Xanathar's Guide to Everything Else

Looks like Russ is having a Super Christmas. Hope everyone else is, as well! Yo, ho ho and all that

I played in a Top Secret/S.I. game, back in the day, in which terrorists had taken over one of the Disney Parks.... Ah, the good ol' days

Obviously, your PCs have too many hit points.🤭

None of it, as of the December 03, 2019 Guidelines.

Basic, Expert, Companion, Master...?

WotC's D&D website is crap for trying to find anything.

Three crits in a row? Yeah, that's sorcery. ;)

I'm going to go with top hats, for starters....

I tend to go for the "not iconic" movie scores. If the music is too well known, it pulls the players out of the situation. Go-to composers: Yuki Kajiura (.hack//, Noir), Yoko Kanno (Escaflowne, Ghost in the Shell, Cowboy Bebop, Macross Plus, Macross Frontier), Sawano Hiroyuki (Guilty Crown...

Threshold #3 was published to the Vaults Mar 25, 2014, announced here at the Piazza. Threshold #4 was published to the Vaults on June 30th, 2014, announced here at the Piazza

You might also check out issues 3 and 4 of Threshold Magazine at the Vaults of Pandius ("Sea of Dread" and "Return to Dread"), which expand on the Gazetteers, Creature Crucible, and adventures mentioned above.

p. 184, Elements of Magic chapter, under the "Light" paragraph of the "Create" skill: "...and any who see it are subject to a MAG vs. Defense check or becoming inflicted with the half-blind condition..."

Artstation is visual crack. The optical equivalent of TV Tropes for me -- click through with caution (or at least, set a timer!)

I don't think Isle of the Abbey was ever given a concrete location, aside from somewhere in D&D's Known World. So... pick some coastline in your world of choice, and drop it on in.